Rui Ramos
Rui Manuel Monteiro Lopes Ramos was born in 1962, in Torres Vedras, Portugal. He holds a degree in History from the New University of Lisbon (1985) and a doctorate in Politics from the University of Oxford (1997).
Currently, he is a Senior Fellow Researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences, the University of Lisbon, where he has held research positions since 1986. Formerly he was a Junior Lecturer in history at the Faculty of Humanities, the University of Lisbon (1985/86). He was also a Guest Professor at the Faculty of Law, the New University of Lisbon (1998-2001), and at the Institute of Political Studies, the Portuguese Catholic University (since 2001).
At the Institute of Social Sciences, he sat on the Executive Committee of the Scientific Board (2001-2004), the Post-Graduate Committee (1998-2000) and the Editorial Board of the academic journal, Análise Social (2003-2004).
As an historian, he specializes in the history of Portugal in the 19th and 20th centuries, concentrating on political and cultural subjects. He has dedicated himself in particular to researching the last years of the Constitutional Monarchy (1890-1910) and the First Republic (1910-1926).
He is also interested in the history of Political Ideas in Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, a subject on which he as organized several seminars at the Institute of Social Sciences within the Masters and Doctorate programme in Comparative Politics.
He is author of dozens of articles published in Portuguese and foreign academic journals, and of several books, including A Segunda Fundação (The Second Foundation), volume VI of História de Portugal (History of Portugal), edited by José Mattoso (1994), João Franco e o Fracasso do Reformismo Liberal (João Franco and the Failure of Liberal Reformism) (2001), and Dom Carlos, in the series "Reis de Portugal" (Monarchs of Portugal) (2006). He was one of the editors of Dicionário Biográfico Parlamentar: A Monarquia Constitucional (Biographical Parliamentary Dictionary: The Constitutional Monarchy) (2004-2005).
He is currently part of the team of the international research project El Léxico Político y Social de la Modernidad Iberoamericana [Proyecto Iberconceptos], which unites researchers from dozens of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin-American universities with a view to the creation of a dictionary of the history of political and social ideas in the Iberian-American world between 1750 and 1870.
He was one of the founders and a member of the editorial board of the academic journal Penélope: Revista de História e Ciências Sociais (1988-2006) and one of the organizers of two major international conferences on the Social History of the Elites (in 1991 and 2003). In October 2002, he was awarded the distinction of Burgen Scholar by the Academia Europaea "in recognition of excellent academic achievement".
Apart from his university and historical research activities, he has been writing a weekly column in the national daily newspaper Público since 2006, and was a regular contributor to the monthly magazine of debate and ideas Atlântico between 2005 and 2008. He was also author of the 12 episode television series "O Portugal de...", shown at prime time on RTP1, the Portuguese public broadcast corporation.
ui Manuel Monteiro Lopes Ramos was born in 1962, in Torres Vedras, Portugal. He holds a degree in History from the New University of Lisbon (1985) and a doctorate in Politics from the University of Oxford (1997).
Currently, he is a Senior Fellow Researcher at the Institute of Social Sciences, the University of Lisbon, where he has held research positions since 1986. Formerly he was a Junior Lecturer in history at the Faculty of Humanities, the University of Lisbon (1985/86). He was also a Guest Professor at the Faculty of Law, the New University of Lisbon (1998-2001), and at the Institute of Political Studies, the Portuguese Catholic University (since 2001).
At the Institute of Social Sciences, he sat on the Executive Committee of the Scientific Board (2001-2004), the Post-Graduate Committee (1998-2000) and the Editorial Board of the academic journal, Análise Social (2003-2004).
As an historian, he specializes in the history of Portugal in the 19th and 20th centuries, concentrating on political and cultural subjects. He has dedicated himself in particular to researching the last years of the Constitutional Monarchy (1890-1910) and the First Republic (1910-1926). He is also interested in the history of Political Ideas in Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, a subject on which he as organized several seminars at the Institute of Social Sciences within the Masters and Doctorate programme in Comparative Politics.
He is author of dozens of articles published in Portuguese and foreign academic journals, and of several books, including A Segunda Fundação (The Second Foundation), volume VI of História de Portugal (History of Portugal), edited by José Mattoso (1994), João Franco e o Fracasso do Reformismo Liberal (João Franco and the Failure of Liberal Reformism) (2001), and Dom Carlos, in the series "Reis de Portugal" (Monarchs of Portugal) (2006). He was one of the editors of Dicionário Biográfico Parlamentar: A Monarquia Constitucional (Biographical Parliamentary Dictionary: The Constitutional Monarchy) (2004-2005). He is currently part of the team of the international research project El Léxico Político y Social de la Modernidad Iberoamericana [Proyecto Iberconceptos], which unites researchers from dozens of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin-American universities with a view to the creation of a dictionary of the history of political and social ideas in the Iberian-American world between 1750 and 1870.
He was one of the founders and a member of the editorial board of the academic journal Penélope: Revista de História e Ciências Sociais (1988-2006) and one of the organizers of two major international conferences on the Social History of the Elites (in 1991 and 2003). In October 2002, he was awarded the distinction of Burgen Scholar by the Academia Europaea "in recognition of excellent academic achievement".
Apart from his university and historical research activities, he has been writing a weekly column in the national daily newspaper Público since 2006, and was a regular contributor to the monthly magazine of debate and ideas Atlântico between 2005 and 2008. He was also author of the 12 episode television series "O Portugal de...", shown at prime time on RTP1, the Portuguese public broadcast corporation.
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A Grande Guerra e o Pós-Guerra na Crise do Sistema Político Liberal | O Armistício dura 30 dias: Violência e Reconciliação na Ordem Internacional do Pós-Grande Guerra (c. 1918-c. 1933) | 28/11/2018 |
Portugal e o Mundo no Tempo das Aparições | Fátima: Síntese das Leituras de um Acontecimento Centenário | 10/07/2018 |
República e Republicanos em Portugal | Congreso Internacional El Lenguaje de la Modernidad en Iberoamerica - Conceptos Políticos en la era de las independencias | 29/09/2007 |
Cidadão e vizinho em Portugal | Congreso Internacional El Lenguaje de la Modernidad en Iberoamerica - Conceptos Políticos en la era de las independencias | 26/09/2007 |
Cambios conceptuales y discursivos en Portugal en la primeira mitad del siglo XIX | Primeras Jornadas Internacionales en Historia Conceptual Comparada del Mundo Iberoamericano | 18/09/2007 |
A República de Salazar | III Encontro Luso-Espanhol de História Política - A Formação e a Consolidação do Salazarismo e do Franquismo nas décadas de 1930 e 1940 | 04/06/2007 |
Liberal Democracy, the Nation-State and the European Union | XIV International Annual Meeting in Political Studies - Democracy and Nation State in a Global World | 28/06/2006 |
A transformação do liberalismo em Portugal, 1880-1930 | 01/01/2006 | |
Os Presidentes e a Cultura | Os Presidentes da República: Uma Biografia Colectiva | 28/10/2005 |
Sena Freitas, um Intelectual como os Outros? | Congresso Internacional Igreja, Sociedade e Cultura: O Padre Sena Freitas e o Seu Tempo | 20/10/2005 |
Reinterpretar João Franco | João Franco: a Vontade de Reformar Portugal | 17/05/2005 |
A Política Externa da I República Portuguesa antes da I Guerra Mundial (1910-1914) | As Revoluções Contemporâneas e a Política Externa e de Defesa e Segurança Nacional | 12/05/2005 |
A Tale of One City? Republican Citizenship and Local Civic Traditions in Portugal (late 18th century-early 20th century) | Urban Versus National Citizenship | 16/04/2005 |
Nation Building and the Evanescence of Empire: Anti-Imperial and Post-Imperial Discourses of Colonialism in Contemporary Portugal (19th-20th century) | Anglo-Portuguese Relations and the Empire | 06/12/2004 |
Haveria uma alternativa republicana à Ditadura Militar e ao Estado Novo (1926-1936)? | IIº Encuentro Hispano-Portugués de Historia Política: Conflicto Político, Democracia y Dictadura. Portugal y España en la Década de 1930 | 25/11/2004 |
Fear and Expectations: Portugal and Britain at the end of the 19th century | Portugal, Britain and Empire, international workshop | 19/02/2004 |
Lusitanism and war: the controversy Boxer-Cortesão revisited | The Portugueses Discoveries in the English-speaking World:An International Workshop | 12/12/2003 |
Para uma história dos intelectuais portugueses no século XIX | II Conferência de História Social das Élites | 15/11/2003 |
Oligarquia e caciquismo como forma de pensar | II Conferência de História Social das Elites | 13/11/2003 |
Portugal perante o Desastre Espanhol em 1898 | 23/10/2003 | |
A crise do sistema liberal em Portugal | Seminário Portugal Y España en el siglo XX: una perspectiva comparada | 07/03/2003 |
Liberalismo e Identidade Nacional em Portugal | Liberalismo y Formación de la identidad nacional en el cambio de siglo. Una comparación de Portugal, Italia y España | 01/03/2003 |
A Historiografia Portuguesa da Época Contemporânea | 01/03/2003 | |
Os Intelectuais no Estado Liberal | Encontro Grupos Sociais e Estratificação Social em Portugal no Século XIX | 13/02/2003 |
John Rawls e a Cultura Política das Democracias Constitucionais | Homenagem a John Rawls | 12/02/2003 |
A Revolução Republicana Portuguesa de 1910-1911: uma reinterpretação | XII Curso de Verão do Instituto de História Contemporânea - As Revoluções Contemporâneas | 20/09/2002 |
Foi a Primeira República um regime liberal? Para uma caracterização política do regime republicano português | Seminário Internacional Élites e Poder: A Crise do Sistema Liberal em Portugal e Espanha, 1918-1931 | 03/06/2002 |
Cultura Política do Liberalismo Português na Segunda Metade do Século XIX | Seminário de História | 22/01/2002 |
A República e a divisão política da sociedade portuguesa no século XX | Congresso Portugal no Século XX | 14/11/2001 |
A Formação da Intelligentsia Portuguesa | Novas Temáticas no Ensino da História - O Século XIX em Portugal | 31/03/2001 |
Portugal e Brasil no sistema mundial de dependências, 1880-1930 | Congressos Portugal-Brasil - Secção de História | 24/11/2000 |
A Primeira República entre o Ideal e o Real | III Curso Livre de História Contemporânea - A República Ontem e Hoje (1910-2000) | 22/11/2000 |
História Cultural | História e Historiografia no Limiar do Ano 2000 | 09/06/2000 |
Pombal e os Falsos Encobertos | Marquês de Pombal: Amores e Ódios de Estimação | 01/11/1999 |
A Perseguição Religiosa durante a I República | XVIII Encontro Fé e Cultura - A Cultura Portuguesa e o Preconceito Religioso | 13/03/1999 |
The Portuguese Press and the Spanish-American War | Prensa e Historiografia Europeas sobre la Guerra de Cuba | 27/07/1998 |
Portuguese Citizenship | European Citizenship and the Social Integration of the European Union (Eurcit) | 19/06/1998 |
O Franquismo | O Maio de 68: Trinta Anos Depois | 28/05/1998 |
Os Excluídos do Sistema: o Analfabetismo | VI Curso de Verão - O Sistema de Ensino em Portugal (séculos XIX e XX ) | 27/09/1996 |
Manuel Teixeira Gomes: the resources of a Portuguese republican in London, 1911-1917 | Three Visions of Britain | 15/06/1995 |
The Strange Death of the Constitutional Monarchy in Portugal, 1908-1919 | The Modern History Seminar | 17/05/1995 |
Oliveira Martins and Joao Franco: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide? | Oliveira Martins: History, Social Sciences and National Mythology | 28/10/1994 |
Oliveira Martins: Cesarismo e Modernidade | IV Curso de Verão | 29/09/1994 |
Authoritarianism or Democracy: The Modernisation of Liberal Politics in Turn of the Century Iberia | Democratisation in Spain and Portugal | 07/05/1994 |
The Intellectual´s Opposition to the New State | Assessing the Portuguese Experience of Regime Transformation since 1974: A one day Workshop | 18/02/1994 |
Os Intelectuais Portugueses e o Iberismo | III Curso de Verão | 01/10/1993 |
The Portuguese Republic and the Miracle of Fatima (1917-1930) | Modern European History Seminar | 06/05/1993 |
Writers and Politics in Liberal Portugal | Graduate Seminar | 11/03/1992 |
Iberism in Portugal, 1848-1936 | Seminario Espana Y Portugal: Claves de un pasado y Perspectivas de Futuro | 01/09/1991 |
Os Intelectuais Portugueses e o Regime Constitucional | 1º Curso de Verão do ICS - História do Liberalismo Português | 01/07/1991 |
Sobre Proudhon | Seminário de Clássicos do Pensamento Político | 01/01/1990 |
Intervenção Política de Oliveira Martins (1885-1894) | Seminário de História de Portugal Contemporâneo | 01/01/1989 |
Alfabetização e Crescimento Económico Moderno em Portugal (1870-1930) | II Seminário de História Económica de Portugal no Século XIX | 01/01/1988 |